Many of us use their earphones. It's not a blame to use his earphones to get the job done from a dear friend or colleague. So what If you know the truth about health, then you know.
The ears have natural means of protecting the ear and preventing infection. Although this wax contains bacteria, it is quite harmless.
After wearing the earphone in the ear, it makes the bacteria in your dark ear environment warm and it also already has a gene from Yapon. As a result, the innocent can wear bases on the airbuds (the part of earphone that is inside the ear). Kelly Reynolds, Associate Professor of Environmental Health Department at the University of Arizona, said, "Bacteria in the airbuds layer can be stuck and do not allow ear dirt to dry, so bacteria can survive and grow."
Southern California Head and Neck Medical Group Otolaryngologist Dr. Abbas Anwar said, "If these bacteria become very large, it can become an infection."
Besides, sometimes airbuds may cause little wounds or cuts in the ear due to the time of sleep or exercise. This wound or spraying bacteria can cause infections and cause pain in the ears.
Imagine, in your own case, if the use of additional earphones or headphones can cause these problems, then the outcome of other people's earphones might be the result. Dr. Abbas Anwar said, 'By using the others' earphones you are introducing new and many other bacteria in your ear. You probably do not know if your friends have cleaned their airbushes. New 'foreign indigestion' bacteria can cause ear infections from the earphones in their table or bag.
So in addition to eliminating the use of others' earphones, make sure your own earphone is clean and safe for your ear.
Keep your earphones or headphones air-conditioned with alcohol and keep it dry. The ear will be free of infection.
References: Readers Digest